The vacuum pulls in the fuel pump diaphragm ...
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succiona, introduce, arremete Explanation: I would use arremete. Phrasal verbs can be complicated, as in this case. You wouldn't want to confuse with inhala, jala (pull), jala hacia adentro, they would be too literal and would miss the point. Best of luck! |
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El vacío succiona el diafragma de la bomba de combustible.... Explanation: Hope it helps. Good luck! |
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atrae Explanation: De acuerdo con el diccionario Wordnet 1.6 attract, pull, pull in, draw in -- (direct toward itself or oneself; ``Her good looks attract the stares of many men'' ) quedaría entonces: "El vacío (o "la succión") atrae el diafragma de la bomba de combustible" Buena suerte Reference: http://www.foreignword.com/Tools/dictsrch.htm |
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El vacío atrae hacia el interior al diafragma de la bomba de combustible. Explanation: In technical matters I consider clarity a must. |
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